$100,000 Gifted to Cancer Research

The Colorado Cancer Foundation (CCF) is funded through generous donations, and a series of charity-based events, including two virtual runs in 20020, The Run for the Cure, and the Close to Home, in honor of Dr. Bryon Jon Miller, who is currently battling Cancer.

Thanks to a series of generous donations from race participants and individual donors, most notably the Cook family, the Colorado Cancer Foundation has been able to support the University of Colorado Anschutz Campus in an unprecedented way, donating $100,000 to cancer research laboratories in 2020 alone.

In a year when people are struggling the world over, and funding is running short, the CCF wishes to thank all who gave so freely, so generously of their time and money.


Dear Colorado Cancer Foundation Board Members,

Thank you for the Colorado Cancer Foundation’s gifts to support research and innovation at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. During these unpredictable times, your support is a source of strength for our School and stability for our future. We are grateful and humbled by your generosity. Your gifts ensure that we can continue to make breakthroughs in research and innovation, develop promising therapies and train future healthcare leaders especially as it relates to our efforts at the CU Cancer Center.

Investments like yours are essential for our researchers to make the breakthroughs that will address the healthcare challenges we face. Your support allows their dedicated work to proceed and to set standards for the scientific community. With your support, we look forward to a bright future.  

Thank you for your contributions.

Sincerely,

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 John J. Reilly, Jr., MD

Richard D. Krugman Endowed Chair
Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs
Dean, CU School of Medicine